Author: Melissa

As I've been delving into the world of specialty coffee, I've become increasingly curious about Ryze Mushroom Coffee and its unique blend of Arabica beans and adaptogenic mushrooms. One question that keeps popping up is how much caffeine is actually in this innovative brew. After digging into the details, I was surprised to find that it contains notably less caffeine than my regular morning cup – approximately 40-50 mg per 8 oz serving, to be exact. But what does this mean for my energy levels, and how does it compare to traditional coffee?

Caffeine Content Details

With Ryze Mushroom

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